Roman Theatre of Gythio

A partially preserved Roman theater from the 2nd century AD, located on the northern edge of Githio. In antiquity, it served as a venue for public gatherings and performances, and could accommodate around 2,500 spectators. Today, visitors can see the remains of the seating area and stage space, with organized access for visitors. Due to its proximity to the center, it easily fits into a short walk through the historical part of the city.